niyogi

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by niyogi 2y ago
i was wondering the same thing until i found the rest of it: https://github.com/thepersonalaicompany/amurex-backend
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by niyogi 2y ago
great start/work with this! i think clarification on the "it's free (for now)" mention on the website would be worth clearing up.
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by niyogi 2y ago
actually bing is for old people because it's default search on ms edge which comes with PCs. default PC with default browser and default search.
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by niyogi 2y ago
here, take my data but tell me nothing about yourself.
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by niyogi 2y ago
notion was the beneficiary of the mass exodus of users who felt betrayed by evernote's weird pricing change many years ago. they had a great evernote importer which made it easy to migrate and then grew way beyond the elegant simple p
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by niyogi 2y ago
i don't really get this. it's just another competitor to the other players in the market at same price tiers.
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by niyogi 2y ago
definitely marketing. they tried so hard to hype clubhouse. i think the experiment was to see if they could birth stars out of nothing only to learn it does not work that way.
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by niyogi 9y ago
I don't get it.
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by niyogi 11y ago
How do you believe auto-suggest works?
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by niyogi 11y ago
It's too bad that microsoft continues to be villainized when companies like Facebook and Google have social networks and browsers respectively that have similar practices that users are even more unaware of when they use them. Computer
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by niyogi 12y ago
Analysis of artificial price inflation to give appearance of discounts: http://missionsharingknowledge.com/flipkarts-the-big-billion...
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by niyogi 12y ago
There's a sweet irony here in that it's a guest post by somebody who hyperlinks to their website with google analytics tracking (likely for lead gen) but discusses why retention is more important than acquiring users. Oh and it&#
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by niyogi 12y ago
Isn't this just a very sparse interstitial in front of the article placed by the publisher?
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by niyogi 13y ago
The irony of this blog post is that it's very existence proves that the 98% routinely behave (and believe) they are the 2%. The other important point is that the 2/98 split is largely exaggerated but you could make it 10/90 and the point wo
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by niyogi 13y ago
true and not true. rss is has no single "owner of platform" and poses no rate limits. twitter has both.
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by niyogi 14y ago
great idea. if you're finding that sales go up dramatically too quickly you might want to consider raising prices to weed out shitty startups. your service is only as good as how your partner publishers value the stories you submit. one
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by niyogi 15y ago
and so is posting a link to your own article on hacker news
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by niyogi 15y ago
Love how appsumo is mentioned at the bottom without any real quantitative statistics. Leadgen.
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by niyogi 15y ago
this coming from the guy monetizing his site with with obnoxious google ads and hover-over links.
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by niyogi 15y ago
this article would disagree: http://www.quora.com/Yishan-Wong/How-Google+-Shows-That-Goog...
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by niyogi 16y ago
if you've got an idea now and are a hacker, there's no excuse not to try with this kind of deal.